Management of maternity
This essay endeavours to reflect upon three separate scenarios experienced whilst undertaking my three years training. Theses scenarios will be reflected upon using Gibbs reflective cycle (1988). Gibbs reflective cycle includes description, what happened? feelings, what were your feelings at the time?, Evaluation, what was good and what was bad about the experience?, Analysis, what can you learn from the event? And conclusion, what could you have done differently or in addition to what you actually did? The scenarios are management of self which in particular focuses on communicating with bereaved parents, the second reflection will reflect upon management of caseload and will show how I managed my time and prioritised the women in my care. Finally this essay will focus on the topic of management of maternity services reflecting on how different it was working within a team midwifery setting. Firstly this essay is going to look at what reflection is and how it can effect how health care professionals work and develop their practice. Reflection is currently very popular in nursing and midwifery education and is considered by many to be an appropriate tool for encouraging critical thinking, problem solving and facilitate t
The most evident thing I was aware of whilst out with the team was the great support and inter-professional relationship they had with the local hospital Support is a valuable asset of a team, and if allowed within a safe environment, regular meetings and get-togethers can act as open support forums (Marson et al 1990). This serves to increase staff morale and may aid with the retention of staff. I myself feel that maybe in a few years once confident in my practicing abilities would like to practice as a team midwife. At the beginning of each shift the allocated midwife from the previous shift would handover. It became apparent that a well-managed handover, which would give all the relevant information and omitted the irrelevant, which was crucial to the smooth running of the next shift. Highlighting that even this relatively small task needs to planned to ensure that duties are delegated properly. (Hill 2002)
Some topics in this essay:
Sue John,
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Ward Flohlich,
Ward Frohlich,
Maternity Services,
Rich Parker,
John John,
John Communication,
Department Health,
Midwifery Council,
health care,
team midwifery,
effective communication,
health care professionals,
care professionals,
et al,
care women,
continuity care,
shallow 2001a,
sue john,
wraight et al,
total care,
et al 1993,
importance effective communication,
provide total care,
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Approximate Word count = 3914
Approximate Pages = 16 (250 words per page double spaced)
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